Hi,
Can you please supply some additional information. For example, how are
you trying to compile the GCN3 GPU version? And what branch/commit are you
using? And are you using the docker we released that installs the GPU
driver stack correctly, or are you trying to build without the docker? The
Hi, I trying to build the GCN3 with WSL2 Ubuntu18.04, and follow this website
"https://www.gem5.org/documentation/general_docs/building"; to install all the
packages, and download this branch
"https://gem5.googlesource.com/amd/gem5/+/refs/heads/agutierr/master-gcn3-staging";.
(I checked the comp
The branch you mentioned is at least 2 years out of date. I recommend you
use the current stable branch instead:
https://gem5.googlesource.com/public/gem5/+/refs/heads/stable, which has
all of the GPU support from the master-gcn3-staging branch (and many more)
integrated into it. Moreover, to use
Sounds good, I will try it again with stable branch
Maybe I need to try the docker, if all ROCm software installed correctly, maybe
it will be a good choice.
One more question, if I want to simulate the Heterogeneous system(CPU+GPU) with
private L1 and shared L2 (LLC), which protocol I need to b
If you don’t use the docker, then you will need to install the ROCm stack,
yes.
The gcn3_x86 build includes both CPUs and a GPU as is. So that is not a
problem. And I believe it has private L1s and a shared L2. It does not by
default partition the way you requested, but you are welcome to add t
The last question, How can I run benchmarks such as Rodinia or SPEC2006 if I
install all packages and compile success?
Is there any tutorial I can read or any example command I can follow when I
need to run benchmarks?
Thank you for the assistance, professor Matt~
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